slurpers
Loud soup eaters
Slurpers are people who slurp—drinking or eating with loud sucking noises.
The word often carries mild disapproval, since slurping violates table manners in many cultures: The slurpers at the next table ruined our quiet dinner.
It can also describe enthusiastic consumers of noodle soups, where slurping is acceptable or even expected.
Lacking good manners
- impoliteLacking good manners
- rudeOffensively ill-mannered
- boorishCrudely ill-mannered
- ill-manneredLacking polite conduct
inconsiderate · offensive · disrespectful · crass · tactless · unmannerly · gauche · uncivilized
Enthusiastic eaters, sometimes excessive
- dinersCasual roadside eateries
- foodiesDevoted culinary enthusiasts
- enthusiastsPeople deeply into something
- connoisseursExpert judges of quality
Small mouthful of liquid
wet · squelch · gurgle · sipping · sucking · inhale · audible · sound effects
Japanese noodle soup
- phoInformal fake spelling
- udonThick Japanese wheat noodle
- sobaBuckwheat noodle from Japan
- lo meinChinese tossed noodle dish
pad thai · japchae · yakisoba · rice noodles · glass noodles · spaghetti · wonton noodles · broth
uncouth
Lacking good manners
ill-mannered · inconsiderate · offensive · disrespectful · crass · tactless · unmannerly · gauche · uncivilized · gross
gourmands
Enthusiastic eaters, sometimes excessive
- dinersCasual roadside eateries
- foodiesDevoted culinary enthusiasts
- enthusiastsPeople deeply into something
sip
Small mouthful of liquid
loud · wet · squelch · gurgle · sipping · sucking · inhale · audible · sound effects
ramen
Japanese noodle soup
lo mein · pad thai · japchae · yakisoba · rice noodles · glass noodles · spaghetti · wonton noodles · broth · chopsticks
savoring
Enjoying something slowly
- relishingEnjoying with keen appreciation
- appreciatingRecognizing value or quality
- tastingSampling for flavor
enjoying · indulging · devouring · feasting · hungry · eager · enthusiastic · satisfied · delighted · pleasurable